A Note from the Editor: On Human Connection through Communication
Apr14

A Note from the Editor: On Human Connection through Communication

By Sophie Lange, Managing Editor  It is hard to believe we are over halfway through the spring semester, and as a senior, I am certain I am not alone in saying that my time at Gettysburg feels far shorter than four years. In many ways, I feel as though I just got here, and yet, in less than two months, the Class of 2026 will walk through Pennsylvania Hall and emerge as graduates. As my final semester at Gettysburg draws to a close, I...

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4/13 Student Senate Meeting Minutes
Apr13

4/13 Student Senate Meeting Minutes

The Gettysburg College Student Senate provided the following minutes. Besides formatting, they have not been edited in any way. Approval of Minutes Motion passed. Guest Speaker  Staci Grimes, Director of Marketing and Digital Engagement Gettysburg College Website Redesign. Project Purpose The website is the College’s most important digital platform for recruitment, student experience, storytelling, and advancement Cross-Campus...

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GLC to Host 2026 Leadership Showcase Celebrating Student Impact
Apr10

GLC to Host 2026 Leadership Showcase Celebrating Student Impact

By Sarah Daniels, News Editor  The Garthwait Leadership Center (GLC) will host its annual Leadership Showcase from April 13–15, a multi-day event highlighting student leadership, collaboration and community impact.   Organized by the GLC in partnership with campus offices including the Eisenhower Institute, Office of Student Activities & Greek Life, Center for Career Engagement, Residential Education, Office of Diversity &...

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4/9 Faculty Meeting: Proposed Policy Changes and Study Abroad Working Group Update
Apr09

4/9 Faculty Meeting: Proposed Policy Changes and Study Abroad Working Group Update

By Ella Prieto, Editor-in-Chief   President’s Report   President Iuliano began the faculty meeting by reminding everyone that Get Acquainted Day (GAD) will take place this coming Saturday. The event has had the largest number of registrants in four years.  “If you have a chance to be on campus Saturday, strike up a conversation with a prospective student and their family,” urged Iuliano. “This is a really important opportunity to help...

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Opinion: An Introduction to Environmental Injustice, Racism, & Advocacy
Apr09

Opinion: An Introduction to Environmental Injustice, Racism, & Advocacy

Editor’s Note: This article is the third in a new opinion series by the Anti-Racist Collective, a student organization seeking to “deconstruct racial discrimination on campus.” This series is titled “World Conflicts & Humanitarian Exigency.” By Anti-Racist Collective President Oumye Toure, Guest Columnist  Introduction By design, the communities in close proximity to environmental hazards are of color. In fact, race is a more...

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Former Mayor Chad-Alan Carr Faces New Charges
Apr08

Former Mayor Chad-Alan Carr Faces New Charges

By Ella Prieto, Editor-in-Chief On March 13, the former Gettysburg Borough Mayor Chad-Alan Carr was taken into custody by Pennsylvania State Police on two felony counts of Photograph/Film/Depict on Computer Sex Act-Child and a misdemeanor for corruption of minors. On April 8, new charges were filed against Carr after more individuals came forward with allegations. They include 3 new felony charges, including sexual assault and...

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